Detect-Ed Red LS Carbon Fiber Shaft for Minelab Equinox Metal Detector - Upper and Lower Legend Parts Built with Lesche's reputation for

Name: Detect-Ed Red LS Carbon Fiber Shaft for Minelab Equinox Metal Detector - Upper and Lower Legend Parts Built with Lesche's reputation for
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 51050787647
Price: 139.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Detect Ed Red LS Carbon Fiber Shaft for Minelab Equinox Metal Detector Upper and Lower Legend Parts Built with Lesche's reputation for Built with Lesche's reputation for quality and durability Built in low battery sensor alerts you when the battery is low and needs replacing This sleek design allows for tightening the lower rod down to eliminate any twist or wobble The carbon fiber gives the Equinox the backbone to swing the detector without flex allowing you to sweep your coil through tall grasses

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